E:24/1 - win 1 of 10 copies of Nayo's amazing d!but album 'African Girl'.

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Does your son or daughter want to be a singer? What advice do we give on helping your child to achieve an ambition

<LABEL for=answer_28169>:D Let them talk to someone who’s made it, it can be very inspirational</LABEL>
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<LABEL for=answer_28170><INPUT id=answer_9200 type=checkbox value=1 name=answer_9200> Give them examples of people who haven’t been successful in their careers and explain why they don’t want to be like them</LABEL>
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<LABEL for=answer_28171><INPUT id=answer_9200 type=checkbox value=1 name=answer_9200> Just leave them to it, they’ll figure it out themselves</LABEL>
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<LABEL for=answer_28171>3. Find inspiration. People who have 'made it' can be very exciting to talk to, giving your child a first-hand account of what it took to achieve an ambition. Autobiographies can also be very inspirational.
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